New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
JOHN MOST CRIES ALOUD FOR BLOOD

his WILD sPrFCH AT MEETING OF THE ANAR-
CHIsTIc sYMPATHIzFRs-THE RESOLUTION.
Coorer Union was crowded last night by men and
women who accept the teachings OF John Most and who
sympathize with the condemned Chicago Anarchists
The meeting was one OF protest against the decision OF
the Supreme Court Of illinois, and there were many
cheers when any particularly bitter expression was
used and groans and when the OF the court
Judge or Jury was mentioned Ashe speakers appearedon
the platform tho band struck up the Marselase The
musicians did their best, but the combined effort OF the
twenty was not sufficient to drown the repeated cheers
that ted until chairman had called many times for
order Scattered through the hall we're policemen In
charge Captain McCulagh and near every ocer was
member Of Of the labor organizations distinguished
by long red ribbons large frame. drspcd In Holds OF
red and black. inciosed tho pictures OF tho seven
Anarchists aud hung in front of the speakers desk
Protter vrooman. the boy orator. PRESIDED anu began
his long speech by saying:
Fellow The meeting here TO- night not only
No @sp SSt against the
rnSe oa spesuse minsIed With sroans and The
question that interests here 10 nght not tho murder Of
nrades alone but protest against The system
which convicted them these men have {: die on ihs IN
Buried n heir ooi": Sansc .son ,peassr
here should be han+ed as we'll Offer tho following to'ou
s>soued by the meeting here assembled that we
ssStaves labor Chicago pIom.dtal ed murder an
crime We s the somnaSp a Sy "cs of
terrible conspiracy crash free speech We warn the rulng
h . era % Rfass
Resop1g That people, and especially the workngmen.
untrue 10 their country migrate
u 10 their aud will deserve the coHnemnaton and
curse OF posery allow outrage 70 be perps
trated.
Amid loud cheering Most arose to read the resolutions
and the band struck up the french
National arr Men apd women stood upok their seats.
waved hats and dandkerchiefs and sasg at the top OF
their voices the the song In their native tonrne
Most spoke in nearly hour Few OF his former
speeches wild aud incendiary In expesson
He repeated Of his former advices to the Working
men themselves and said that for every drop OF
bood split by the life should be sacrificed 70
free speech g. f. Sheveh was particularly bitter In
his Of the captastc class that cried TOT
the blood of the Anarchists" wild-eyed German
woman a. Mrs B0ode. foowsd the Sociastic leader and
Colonel HiRton came last.
The Twenty second Assembly District Progressive
Labor Party met last evening at No 1422 second:sye
and passed resolutions csndemning the action OF the
Judges WHO passed sentence Of death on the chicago
Anarchists Several stirring speeches were made ihe
most effective OF which that OF Hermann strenz
who could hardly find the German language strong
enough to Lis Indignation at the judges action
aptain Black. OF Chicago whe has taken An active
part defence Of the Anarchists IL expected 10 ar
rive In this city to-day Az soon a. he gets here We VIII
General Roger A. Pryor In regard TO the possibility OF
bringing the case before the United states supreme
Court Captain Black will bring with him q certified
copy Of tho record Of the trial.